St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-06-26

placid bosom of the lake for the space
of three-quarterS of an hour. his oars
were returned to him by passing boat
man who had found them floating some
little distance from the accident, and by
dlnt OF hard rowing and fast walking,
he was enabled to reach the station in
time to catch the train. He willreturn,
however, before the flowers in Spring,
but thinks boat with swivel oars is
good enough for him.
FLOATING DRIFTWOOD.
Just enough passengers to comfort
ably fill Capt. Browns sail boat Merle,
repaired to the Dellwood club house
Tuesday evening and participated in an
informal hop, given in honor of Miss
Grace Fiske, of Helena, Mont. Misses
inertia Irowbridge, Dell Fiske, Alice and
Kitty O'Conner, of White Bear, and
Misses May Glenn. Grace WEIGH and
Grace Griffith, of Saltwater; MessrS. H.
ID. Long, }. G. Robertson, Ii. r. ?. Ham
llton, Y. A. Severance, w. a. Long, W.
d. Album, G. R. Henderson, Charles P.
Nash, Bob Eager and W. J. Byers were
present. Mrs. W. J. Byers chaperoned
the party, Miss Fiske left Wednesday
for her home in Helena, accompanied
by Miss Carrie Middleton, of st. Paul.
Owing to the absence of number of
the members of the MatoSka club, the
date of the opening reception at Dell
wood has been postponed until Thurs
day evening, July7
Mrs. Joseph Hall, of st. Paul, Thomas
b. Miniahan and wife, of Omaha, Neb.,
L. E: Young and wife, of Minneapolis,
are the latest season arrivals at the Leip
house.
Mrs. B. Theobald and family and
William A. Lindeke and family will
occupy cottage on the south shore of
the lake after the 4th of July.
Miss Grace Fisk. of Helena. Mont,
who has been visiting her cousin, Miss
Western home Wednesday.
Bishop Gilbert will preach and admin
lister the rite of confirmation at st.
Johns Episcopal church at 3:15 D. III.
to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Atkinson, of New
Orleans, La, will be season guests of
Mrs. j. E. Heffernan at the latter'S cot
tage.
Miss Lillian Green has Just returned
to her home at the lake after short Wis
it among relatives at ROSemount. MINI.
Tru Ingersoll has recently placed OH
the lake birch bark canoe which he
purchased up Kettle river.
Miss Theobald, of st. Paul, was
guest at the MatherS' cottage the fore
part of the week.
Miss Blanche Williams, of st. Paul,
has been a guest at the Mathers' cottage
for week past.
Miss Daugherty, of Washington. D.
G., is visiting Mrs. W. S. Perry at White
Bear lake.
Prof r. II. Evans will officiate as mas
ter of ceremonies at Leip's during the
season.
w. H. Pearce and wife are sojourning
at the lake in a cottage on the south
shore.
Messrs. Hewitt and Ingersoll dined at
the Dellwood club house Monday even
ing.
r. 7. Flournoy and wife have taken
cottage at the Leip house for the season.
There will be a hop, as usual, at the
Leip house Thursday evening next.
j. Wellington Rodgers and wife are
among the sojourners at the lake.
The New York Museum company are
quartered at the Leip house.
j. B. Palmer and wife are in their
summer cottage at White Bear.
A. Y. Travis and wife spent the Sab
bath at the lake.
AT OAK GRoNE CAMP.
The guests entertained at Oak Grove
camp during the week were as follows::
Thomas X. Stoner, J. ". Brown, W. c..
Hoe, Chicago; C. Buschaw, Red Cloud Neb.;
II. Woring, Lincoln, Neb; H. Smith, New
York; Miss Louise Trott, Miss Minnie Davis,
Jennie N. Baker, Guy ". Baker, Judge Howe,
ST. Paul; John E. BurneS, White Bear,
7. A Shirley, Toronto, Can; E. L. Hutchin-
son, j. C. Schmidel, W. Feckey, Harry Will
gus, II. Hazlewinker, Minnie Hunter, W. d.
G. Smith, Charles T. Glass. D. D. Williams,
P. II. Greenyille, Miss Mamie McLaurin,
Miss Lurline McLaurin, Ronald McLaurin,
George l.. Trott.